Utah Premises Liability — Injured on Someone Else's Property?
Property owners have a duty to keep visitors safe. When they fail, we hold them accountable.
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Premises liability law holds property owners and occupiers responsible for injuries caused by unsafe conditions on their property. Whether you were injured in a retail store, apartment complex, parking lot, restaurant, or someone's home, you may have a legal claim against the property owner if their negligence caused your injury.
Types of Premises Liability Claims
Our attorneys handle the full range of premises liability cases: slip and fall accidents, inadequate security (when crime or assault occurs due to insufficient security measures), dog bites, elevator and escalator accidents, swimming pool accidents, toxic exposure, and construction site hazards.
Proving Negligence in Premises Cases
The key questions in any premises case are: did the property owner know about the dangerous condition? Did they fail to fix it or warn about it in a reasonable time? Was this failure the cause of your injury? We investigate these questions thoroughly — subpoenaing maintenance records, inspection logs, and prior incident reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a "notice" requirement in premises liability?
In most premises cases, you must show the property owner had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition — meaning they knew about it, or they should have known about it in the exercise of reasonable care. We build this evidence through investigation and discovery.
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